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try to Use the JavaScript function JSON.parse() to convert text into a JavaScript object and then loop on it to get movies value.

let var_array = JSON.parse(movies);

for va in var_array:

Easy solution that we use in our plugin is splitting the import in multiple steps and calling the cron more often.

Make a working copy of data.json (lets call it temporary.json), import 100 products, remove them from temporary.json and in next run check if the "temporary.json" file exist. If so use it. If not, use the default one.

Thats the only solution we found ( that is working on every environment.. especially if you write plugin to wordpress plugin shop, where users mostly can't change their server limits ).

The only part of the code shown in the question that looks like it could generate an unhandled rejection is the

I would have another array in the TypeScript and keep adding to this array as display is clicked.

I found your problem you have added CSS in your CSS but you are not using that class in your HTML.

and what ever you are trying to add add in

for example

A quick test suggests that indeed Powerproject doesn't like valid MSPDI and PMXML files generated by MPXJ from a Powerproject PP file. i.e. these are files which will happily import into Microsoft Project and P6 respectively, but cause failures when an import into Powerproject is attempted.

You can see a minimal amount of failure logging in the Windows event log, but not enough to diagnose the issue. The PMXML import seems to get a bit further than the MSPDI import, and fails when the new PP file is being written. This appears to leave a log file in C:\Users\\AppData\Local\Temp which may shed some light on what it's having trouble with.

One way to address this might be to raise a support ticket with Elecosoft: they may be able to fix the issue on their end, or at least suggest what is causing the problem.

The other way to tackle this would be to export your PP file from Powerproject as an MSPDI or PMXML file and compare the structure with what MPXJ produces. You'd then need to start replacing the Powerproject generated content with MPXJ generated content element-by-element (or vice versa) until you trigger the failure when importing... which might lead you to the problematic data. Unfortunately it'll be a bit of a painstaking process.

Discord.js provides a way to edit messages .edit(VALUE)

If you record the message that you send const m = await message.channel.send(embed) you can do m.edit(embed)

So using RSSI to calculate distance and location is tricky. RSSI is very temperamental and even moving your hand around a desk, moving a coffee cup etc will cause the RSSI values to change from the beacons and thus make it look like you are moving.

One test I did was put my hand between the beacon and receiver and you will see a big decrease in RSSI value due to the absorption factor from your hand.

Unfortunately, I haven't found a way of stabilising distance and location from RSSI, but I am looking into time-of-flight measurements with triangulation, hoping that the beacons will hit multiple receivers and can then calculate from that.

Hope this clears some of it up.

Try adding the filter parameter, im not sure if it can be used with SimpleAutoCompleteTextField, but the official documentation states that "itemFilter" parameter can be used with AutoCompleteTextField (),

Your filter would be :